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Children Cry for Pitchers Cls'o..l


. 3y nackens e. ~ oeor,
ranl p Ac~erman and SABINE > WORMS. bOth Of lIack
ALBERT-GARDNHR- Newa-t. Y T. ocoecr 10.
BAH o. The hSr r. f. y.,,4 D g. llsar ioe Of East
BoGART-BR) WN-In tn, city on Veli''tiv. oeiobar
Il 1t u, rs. islce 81 t,e gri IT, parents. y" ZIG
Brown
Fs9ny ,s orap'e y ;s- by i ny @r,l GT r.
Brewster CLARK. OF Nev.Yor< CITY.
Ptg7 I,LArHLlYmIn nr'23.ya y ocio,'r u
Aver CAPT w.an crSsbg o. I"wr.n"e. caI' To- Trii
Enz'b tA I.ihlln. eldest dlugisr capt. J. NJ iaca.
san Francisco pr,,r, ol,,nc,,.
6rier y i..2 IS a.. .s"r, Lq1s .n v
d1seM1S o navee. ~c2t T. l. and fioroae' Evans
DIED
+ Badr. mohsr OF Tbs Rev. Augustine n. Brady, TIE
R,atv., ant fen ar.inyt,i oatt"ni the iuler, ron
or 20 res ,ence l3' LeXnglonaye, On Noniay oco.
l@lfhsi. and Ma iison.ave. where Iuen
~, wi. be oii.rei Tor tho rero'e OF her soul
cegocHEG ,X1on wela..llv october 70. Ella Jano
fGnea 'crycs' a't iA, I'M CO.. '3,lorai
1 Iyq 1. on ia, Ie.Gr i; +. a. o!1 De-;
nent by the - o'cloc, boat
Kindly omit lowers
Dr. ae 10 3 1t ss Fs' 'G s e o
Close Com, * formerly pl.or Of The CONGREGATIONAL
serves vi. be hclI at 80 Lexmgi on.ayc near
26tl-t. on HD1lly. al lOL IN.
lnterment private.
GAND pLFO-On the l4t1 int. at her late residence
East 3lh-sf. Helen Josephine LGarrin go1 ,iaI-htrr
o. NO tts Row Joseph Harrington, and wife OF Joseph
GaudOifo.
Funeral private.
Boston chca and san Francisco please
GOSS-On fhIrslly. October Is Mrs. Frances NJ. GOsI
Relatives and frrn resJe't'uy myel L ateit the
funeral service. It ,r late Residence 10 Fast i6th
Saturday at I.5o d. ~.
HtUGHWOU Ton Thurs Inv night nj his residence Madi.
son, y. J.. f. v iaughwoui. IN hi 1lth year
Funeral services A. IA" "A rs AZ BrsjA SUM ny.
lntcrment AZ convenience Oi tIs fInilN
HARISIOKNE-At Newtrk y. J.. October L.. Caroline
Funeral ron her ~, rs'isls, lO3 Warren satur
dav, 10 d .nst. at p. N.
INIMTCH-On October 10 at . A. M Theodore Immich,
lgei 81 years.
Funeral his late leace iJ West j7thst, SATURDAY
afternoon. at O'Clock.
PARTRIDGE-In Boston. 18th inst sarah Howard, vito
OF John y. Partridge or BroONlyn.
RoBGNSON-On Friday. Ocfoper Il 1897. Laura widow Of
Jamcs Robinson. IN tho 18th year Of her age.
Rettvo1 ami friends 81 tls family respectfully invited
attend the funcra from her a,e residence. 235 West
luterneut at POughkecpse
SANDs-At The resieacs cfhiS grauifither r r Lane.
Char IS W. AMI Virginia v. sands IN the lJth year u
his
Funerl private.
SCOFIELD- At the Woman's Hospital. i9tst. and ith
ave. on IrtiIy october IA Ehlabrh Hedges vile OF tht
Rev. John ~ s o, Eudds Lake. y. j. pastor OF thu
Mt Ohve PRESBYTERIAN Church
NOLcoOt unrrn l'r1lttec
TAYLOR-At Patterson y y b. V Taylor aged % years.
Funeral sun ~, oct,.er lj as ms nome at p M
WAIT on Friday morning. october II, William :. WATT
FuEeIu services 10 be cl th3s lte residence LAT
53h-st, GA sunday evening October 10. Al ococA
inIerment NOlily morn NJ
WESrON-In tbs cry. on THiay October - the Rev.
IN lSa H. Wcst ~ D ~ "a. -, int minister OF TRINITY
NOtCoOt. fllrrlt l'rttlt'r
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HoyoarG GEyrEIL ElLrIrIcK.

MS nppY TO 1877 ri1cFp ~ THr GOV tENoR@
ROOM TO HE BURIED Al wtSr roINi
Tf,, body of General JuG kNpatuch Wa taken
~ ir.l.y from tao p.Dc OF tho itolic Mui steamship
company to thc ,ty HAL 1t WA uI' lnt'nti'n OF
I'D, ..aiti.,, -, +Avs a. d., in -tAtr in ti" HoV"fnor'
r.om. nut 1,aJor llcwGt SAID tnae the Aldermen
s.uc lad power allow auy orc tH u," np loom ANd
ti,, I.oanl doe, mot most uuui D. ~ "".h captain
l,,lu.r tl. ,l.fk of thp IoArI IF Aldermen. l.ac'd
r~,n so ~ 20 th.ir d.,po-aL ~" collin Ma covered
with tho Nmr,I .,n flag II va, guarded by mcib'I'
Of t.rt,rauI Army 81 tho Eopubc uufii cycdnS when
guard flom pattri, io.t. No. ~ of Harlem. con
.l.Itug of thlI g.. Wlam., officer VI ia, sn'd
l,ua.il BARRIER. Frolrri * Lubo. oscar G. Dunlap
John N.lIIon and Anthony suIla, in fun uniform
.r.ioy,I u.,u. Iu,y VII continue Ia ch.r-' u.tI
tno bod, b., transferred 30 tho Juloon hllpatii,l Post 81
S.. Icy. y Gap-Ion va, lc,"ttd ~ Nj. "IhL'in'
lt.l evening i.,l. tntrinO. lll, -AJine iiA1 II mo
t.,,yo,.i ,uu. ut,'>- - too Gao ~" OF ih'
,o.rIu.l'- luO.i BE- iir-lJ -.y" li H. tl'" oi Nl7
Il, iY.iy viI = ur f tntl l'uih ile ih"ihli b.
General ~irful. nho to.rg'nPh 81 - secretary t'lI
,.it ,.,tcr.y .l,in iut p,rinL>.i"n Ia buy ""Hidl
t.Iiu.,fr.h aL Wet Ifi.t received ~ from Nj
..i,i ,r.r,-l r. g. DrI.i stain. That tnr p.i 'lon
;.i- granted Nulon-h tho m anerm'nt- Tor me
murr.l vDiru VII take p' on Gay 4'' n".
am ..frI y,f tl' following haY been inVr"l I'd a't
,,n,rli, T. H. sheridan. ~. H. Nornm. ilr"Y r.
pal. H. Ni.u-. COLONEL GrorS' puit'-, senator
VtIf,r, ! -,u.if. ,N ttu-fc,-fi"I Fruf-" y -''
and o., -,,f. senator Hobart Of N"w jrt-ry J"~'ph
to.I JOHN e. Icd, john I/,oni, and ft''io' cA A''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
mr. HLAIyE STIAL AHEAD AT the FAIR

Mr. BLAINE Still AHEAD AT THE FAR
The big fair In Madison Square Garden VIII emu To-
night when everything that can be disposed o VIII De
sold at auction clear ont the place for the gra p'
OH Monday night The manaGessay that they VIII cle'r
considerably over 5000 for the United Labor parry
The attendance last night far larger than usual bat
10 night the place will prob ,piy he crowded Mt hiiho
is still the popular choice for President lie mas ~
go powderIy md Cleveland - each Ernest Ilarvor
|. and IT. John y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

side The Tribune Office Tho excitement eliminated to-
night when Dir. A. j. Bethen. proprietor OF The IT'oi
was burned In cilgy by great crowd.
At about 10 o'clock this evening 100 men and boys
mostly members or an association OF the lowest class OF
the local Democracy, known the Algonquin olup
gathered at saloon and after drinking heavily repaired
to secluded spot in side street ana fired the usul
straw man which has been on such occasions rom
time immemOrial The mob led by Mayor n A.
Anes who is the patron OF the so-callcd Wide open
element which had control OF the city until last spring
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ryGLIyH vIsIrORS ~ TOUN

rc TRY To ISprca coNistS' u MAX ~ Al
BIrEAroN TREATY WITH GHENT nuf'NN.
Sir Joha -''i lt.l>. %. " Morgan att Haley ~.'fn'
tho three mcmb-t, fha liiit-h iloi- OF rl n "
,Trvei last i-ht on '.' ty 90 Chicago age staying 10
H.. city. Ar N.aa.u 'Ac hDIe ~ .oir friend, th'
o,se~ ~ a. 'r Hotel Brunswick. Mr stewart said
reporter.
we are p,lf of dcpufa'on 10 present an adir,
ste,.a by PSI members ~ io Lst House 81 commons
lr~.d.si nf fhs lNti States Ilii CON
s,,s, take Sd -, FL" n,t' wlth 'i.i, Hu'in . N'd.
which siii ' 'ff 10 f'l
arbitration dispute witch nay .i-' unt caunpi
~ h.. Ia ordinary cvGi-f q. diplomatic agency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
COUNTY DEMOCRACY PRIMARIES.

The County Democracy primaries were held last even
ing There were no contests worthy OF note Inc more
nent delegates elected are eXMayor Cooper Fres
dent Henry r. Beskman Police Justices ro"er' ro'u
Kilbreth. Reilly and Murray, Iouec COMMISSIONS WIZ
- ,on,,nissouer Andrews supervisor Costigan.
en,tnrs Murphy and DAILY. superlniendeht hcso ratk
reimbursement Myers. Warden Naisn, Commissioners
,,p'" Iohn f. Develin, W. T. Mitchell Commissioner
nrr1v DIR Philip Donlin, Congressman Nerilman cum.
ming, and Campbell. city Chamberlain lvins, colonel
mus q Ealloys Assembl ymep McAdan. Mcintyre and
Tnn,enman and Aldermen Quinn Mooney and Murray.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

Detective scaf,~nt OVcn Haley u Inspector h'Ii's
staff feu from thr -econi-,iofy window a. h' h"' 10
- Fas, Eichtynft st., last evening and was h'nN III
lWed. His nf'nt"n vas attracted Of "''' d"
-t...t. aud while .otIng H. lost his BALANCE. HIS
al, and thighs broken and his -hull lii} liiN
lie wa, removed ID In uncsneg Ouo condition 80 mount
Sinai Io.iia anI b. VS. ihe belief ~ ia" attending sur
econ fhab he would Nyc through th" hrh' Dc
i.rf- Haley was cDi,dctcd BY In lecOr - mes 10 be
one OF the best men stan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

rom re -''f Latf fritr't
.Tne l,i,'r.' molutlln iu America must nov DO
changed lrnn. Nipiui 49, lilst to Mount Wranrel l'to
10 fr no-'n --vcr, OF frr-r mount ans nave. hr"l
newly inr,,uirl. Mount IIppi. once " roushll est
mailed ~ TOlp feet Then "rlo,clf ~ I""''' W'5
l,,u.rlt n,, i,y fermentation 10 l3Ojo: an hncr'id
barometer mld, o. l2opp and a rr'tulll '"lphr'r
lls5j 40 .u ~ iiils c,unliol by i Asriii e. ppe
- 80 ..c, b.. fr.tn.ui r1 hy Mr. Baker - l9'pl u
nov tpprar. hat Iouut Wraurc. wing - tlr norm
risr. TOO feet ibpyc copper EiFcr wicn - J." uih
,,n fee. loyr ti" 50 ~ TIA point li ms nous
fric NIoiut ~ ransr ~ lras loo ic't miner lnan
nm, ofhrr urak I'm Nuftl Amer cI. IL Hes Wlthlh tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
oyR DRAwG4cK 70 TIE WHALE.

Ir-Ul TIE I0rrIF00n H'rfIL
Tho fishermen OF BNrgen sweden. have presented 70
Mile ~igrtl Arnoit,On. tina new swedish singer. a.
I'm Of Their appreciation NJ her art h'yoot whale
|, IL No. sseA vheher tho present was thT"~ upon mo
sa-s f, OF thu boxes carrie" NJ the aisle ny one
~ ~ n.rfs .h hane tho ootiShts 10 the sweet
SHAGGY bu. 10 don1t II wis-not ~ an aAyertsl z
p,-lnin . what, T., worth les, than $1,000 worth or
X The mornin- papers wcro 10 announce tntu
.oue unltunwn pcrsOn had entered the room OF Nile
~,rit Arnoll.o as the Llwychldfvr ilO;c ono night
-, weed ,ni ,o.n her iy foot whale. NOT one person
Ina - hundred wonld belleye it. Il IS different WIN TIE
t,.uoi 4. 81 stolen levels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

Is determined the expenses OF the White sh all
be essened.
lO:30-Mrs Cleveland has gone out. sho has pur-
chased yard Of pale green ribbon also box or ruch
Ing, She ha, met friend AMI they chatting pleas
antly about the weather
1l:3O-Mrs Cleveland Is again in her room and will
read for an hour She has decided what she will
wear 10 dinner Information this point will be given
10 the Associated Press as soon rs received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

trorr Fle Cfnrk, >ii' amt LgdieS war H'rfrr
A Lady went iutO one Of the small ware
stores IN Boston recently aud purchased a
lr ,cn of "A certain kind OF beads OF which
40 orfn,ry prco Is everywhere cents AS she took
ts.,p Nv. casually remarked that se had been AL over
.v. a,t,s theu bus that everybody was ont or then
although a .teaner expected IN WIN plenty nrNt
week 4, turned 10 20 she heard tIe WtnaSer VINO
IA nj h@nu standing near bv. to the clerk:
Marx these bead, up 10 10 cent, uiI next week We
may a, well take advantage Of tho market 90
II /, said thas fortunes made ~ attention u llhr@
and surely , man who could improve An opportunity III
THIS fashion IA either accu!nuttc wodth OF 10
come 10 utter ruin bY lat, clever mednness.
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FIFTY DOLLARS EASILY MADE


Rnnalo man who rccoNtly ~ England tells or
rnarkac experience no had "a FAR ~ sinaI 'liGo
on the outskirts OF Onlon lie was wai"lhS aiurssIy
about the grounds when a mAu walked mp quickly duu
said: Ara YOU working or Will you Sttutt = II
stand" said the lunll0nlan ami he remained Whrrc no
Wa, for probably fifteen minutes During that period
the stranger him three times ana hahprd MN
money. At last he began g. think ne h'I enoil-h OF
st.Urg" and struck Qua tor his hotel. soon after his
arrival ihero tnlrd Ia the fact that no hal "eeh
doing .'stoapierOn work for gang or plckpocAetS
Who hal yidcntlY as MISTAKE 10 his Identity, Out
he cleared about $50 by Gao contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
yrrr DIrts 1SARru ADVOCATE.

lfldntl DisD1ich 70 me Chici1l tribune 49,
sccrr c,nclave Of tho Ant Prohihtioulss IN ths
city to- ght the advslhilitv or having Jefferson DAVIS
d-,yrr = speech during the campaign which VIII open
two weeks he ace fully discussed Slure MI laws =
famous Lubbock letter, which turned IeNiS mo tuo
.,yrf column and his sccOn letter 10 senator NedStn'
which ,lil effective work IA Tennessee. the oil man mas
be. ONE an object OF admiration among the dl,'lteS VI
nersonal rights amt bughcar TO political prcdchers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
TILE WEITNER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS -FOR2i HOURS.
wAsulNGr.v. oct. li.-For New-l,ngiani AMI Eastern
N.w-ysr, warmer fair weather, light to fresh north
westerly wiads becoming variable
For Eastern Pennsylvania, NewJersey AMI peia"are'
n,or Fair weather light to fresh northwesterY winds
becoming variable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
MR. n.PEW DOEs NOT FEAR 4 PANIC.

Cor.rCgIN; SOME ERRORS ~ REMARKS AlIHB-
UIED TO him ~ -. LOUIS.
ClrvIrA.D. Oct. IA (Spec,ai. -chauncey NJ. Depew
PASSED iarou,h this city last nisn with the NanHerN
marry. On the way To New-York. Mr. Depsw said: Il
we been quoted by The 81 Louis republican IL saying
taa we ... On the verge OF great financial crash
an, As saving thai there Will be rete state col
lr an a financial cyclone. bat don't talk mat way
c,, see how the man VINO interviewed me gov
T.. conversation twisted. bat | assure you ne
dI not convey to the pubie wAat told HIM ala say
nat ht the real estate boom in the West ana IN
ii &c, Ike Birmingham. Ala, was unhealthy, Dat ny
remarks bOlt tho shadow OF great panic already NC
ginning to stretch over the land qualified that 10
sir, construction as Tie Rep publican has pat
on ny remarks could properly DO made I@EefS po.f
link who ms Investigated the matter aiMlts tal
real estate aDo the booming Western owns biihlng
ham Ala, YOU know, is al tkcd On. INTO ehoh.i
lois 10 arcnDluodate million Inhabitants anu IL t1
fhriv thousand ln the NOrthwe there are many -l
town. wit, thousand inhabitants which are saked
miles arouud them with iOts "hich arc soi a"
high prices - 90 - III. 81, r.i,,r.,
were constructed this year tho West than are neehei
lui suppose hat ut the right hsure, mt ihi"yS
81. atwts In advance OF the demInl OF the cpun ry
The piospcriiy of the country IS simply PHENOMENA
rd cnninf see how financial disaster can overttke us
SUPPOSE The remarks maze 20 the 81 LOUIS ne vs. ape
man a,tcr work z through ms mind came out uhGcl
with the ideas which his own. on say inc years
al y " OK have been using that lntef'Ie" 10
knock down stocks poiht or t'0 am
sorry for The condition or the country we Niscn
does NOS warrant the future cNceptas sa
before that hOOn In real estate - Dd hlhg bh.
(Hho hy the way reputable man. ana no dOdDt III
10 !
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BAYARps oyEKTUaEs IylTns rlsnEer y TEN

BIYARD'S OVERTCRES ~ rHG FISHERY TER
LqiVq1 Dispatch to TIE EosioA Journal.
Sir Charles Tupper Canadian Minister o. tinance and
High Commissioner % England In an Interview to-day
said:
Tho reference OF this ffisheryl matter TO com.
mission IL the direct of NV ylsI, ~ Washington
In May last AMI OF tbs subsequent ,pOnlsurs
between Mr. Bayard and IN, self The letters which
passed hsiween us ware Of strictly personal and
unofficial na'u~c. and private until they are
PIbishcl by Her " ,sfy's or the United Govern
inent. The United states G1yrrnnei n Eavirc proposed
the apl~ntnlent of mixed commission II became
necessary Tor both countries 10 naIne Con- Ds>0ncrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
rlr canLr ROlp nrST 90.

Harlem Mother to daughter --" la, Young Mr. MI
.'DII. o.tt.I iiuf- J. Sci ...,. ,.,.
urI,ri-.i tlIiut ho intended 10 last night, luu
ti amman. 10. thai ui.rilo cable road Wa- S." IT.
,,,ti,, ifif c.t o. ma e cat what hr "as tNinE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

Used alike nv the medical profession tnc people Il
holds position held bY 10 Other medicine in this
try or. perhaps the world Beware o. limitations veal
and sour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

Great race ner'ing NJ Jerome Park thi' afternoon
S1ecai trstps frVn Grand Central Staiion between
i2:Do ant l2:i5 p VI. Ample accommodations. quick
time and low rate :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

T,tHUyr OFFICE. oct. Isl A. M-Cool' far' Dracihg
yoather prevailed yesterday. with rising barometer
The temperature ranged between Az ana inc 200 ccr ,no
,onJin, dav last year. and II lover than on lhurS-
daV -. =, L.. thar. will pr.baAly be
it,Ie arr no change In the weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

NO more certain curative for dropsy AMI dro?d'al
sweling' can be fornl THAI Or Jaynes Alternative. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

OREAT RACE MEETING AT JEROME PARK
,hs atternoon Special trains from Grand Central sta
tino BET woen 1908 and i2:45 p. Ample accommoda
lions quick time and low rate. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15

Posi- % nee >ptI:,
,Shoui DO read day " All Interested a. Changes c
occur any uTne.) ... -. b.. .ra.,aiiv A
s,ad for dispatch by particular steamer eNeeps hee
s desired send duplicates OF banking ana commerce.
letters ally addreased being seat Ny me
tastes vessels available. o., - ,, -,
Eoretgn mails for tho week On ung pcto'G Id VIII cpp
f.romntly IN Ill $3.50 80 tits . H., !, t)I'Ts
ESATURDAY-At ~ n. for Germany Austria DeDmlrN
sweien Norway. Russia AMI rurker. per stea nshlp
via Southampton must bs dirs,tst "Dsr ~ ierl " y
m for France Syttk,rltnL Itlly. spain AMI Portugt
elmshlp La BOurgOgls via Havre; ~ IL a. Tor
Scotland direct per steamship Furnessia VA Gla's'
Qettsr, mlst drsstst" psr turhes,ia : AT .--''
:, n for .lrO1s par stet nship rtrur1 VtlRie'l'
town Qetters for France switzerland Italy Spti an
Portugal must directed "par Etrur.tl ri it'J H.
for Belgium direct, per Anshtp Naesland va Ni~
werp Qotter. must 30 directed per Waestn j.
Mails for Ch,sa anl japan stsinslo oceinl' URN
FrlaclscOl close lete OCTOBER IS - - II. ts''
Tor Australia New.LallslL SlniWich III AZ -. -
moan I,auis per steamship Mar 'Osa urOn 0.n =,
cl.r, ,io.e here october i AT $50 ~ .o 81
New.York OF ship Ger mamie wt brust MAI ~, ~
An.lraO Mails for society Islands per snip w 81
p1ne,ti urom Sln Francsco, ci9ss nor O'' &c s'
thence nv steamer w Key West F@, ODD :" ''
ONCE daily at 2;3J A. III
.r.. scbedue Of closing OF Trans Pacific mails ~ er
a., the OF their uninerrupt"i .Nc'la"
% 70 san francisco Mails IRON the East arriving ~
M -, an Franc SEQ day Of sailing 81 steamers HS
aisoatched thence the same GAY ,,os.n..,s,
unp"sS HENRY G. PEARSON. PostmeStef-
Psss once Nsw-Xork. N. H. oes' u 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


,, ,,-r,r ntinuons Inns shows the baromerie nue.
, .o criav "a observed The Cntet states Nlsut
Srryice station In This The dishes n,is o '0P
M, nntei al IIulnuts pharmacy, zlo bTo'""V'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22

MAN AND wIFE-MAN To DRIVE CARRIAGE
WI and milk two cows; woman w wash and
iron and do chamber work for suall family. White
prcfcrrcd Good home and wUgcs To right parties.
Sll Rayburn avenue, second door north Of Walker
avenue,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
R;.rAUR,Nrs AND SALOONS.

MEALS At ALL HOURS. WINES, LIQUORS
vi and Cigar. At llecncys, . Poplar street
IJor COrrEE ANp LUNCH At ALI HOURS
l Beet liquon aud ciEr-' NJ sambnccili.t' Main
rINlyOII GARDEN, 10 MAiN STREET OPEN
L dny aud night Boarding and lodging Oyster
!. e.. CURRY. Proprietor
DEsr BRANps Liquors. CIGARS. AND TO
ID tacro. nt Kcllys corner Main aud Adams
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
ron RisST,

rI,wo FRoNT ROoMs-lE. rRlyATE FAMILY
i Apply stko. ~ MADISON sIkkEi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-22
\ AND sMEET lRoN WORKERS
Tons

LANES MAHER, sHE6IniRoN wOREER AND
hin Rooicr, Tin and plBc Shop. 8iS second st.
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REWARD.
SHIRT TACTOHus.

Mrs. 81 HENOJIT. PRACTICAL SHIRT
vi maker tieit aud cheapest in The city mHic
tn uripf On ahufi u0iiro. i,fcCt nt guaranteed
90 Madison tiroci lupttlirh
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INEsiHApIE REgtpENCE-ON RAYnuRN
~ ave lot 10 feet front ~ feet deep, beautiful
rotiarr rooms, hot ana cold water. and even de-
1inble modern convenience, servants h0usUs
ti0fo house stables carriage h0ufe, eir., all IN if't
rise condition Great variety OF fruit including
choice rrupcs peaches. apples aud pear one 81
The mot lovely houses w the city, frcc low
forms uiliaciory. Il ,. BLACK Co, " Madison ~
MI WILL MAKE ITO THE lNTLRlST oF
w ovcry possible purchaser Of building hllns 70
Nfiie ~ nf call stating ucnr a. practical fizc,
tefms and locality of l0t desired, value 81 concin'
plated improvements, etc. u makes nu dinttgn,p
how Won want Il of where. We eau tult YOU SIT
I'm nIcnsa scud Your lth NJ ancc. stmlton' Ihomhs
a Rogcu. ~ Madison struct -l--
DIANos--TwENTY GOOD SECONDHAND VI
II right and a1uhfc planes must DC teil ,heap
Tor cash. some OF them good ~ new ~ NlumAhn
a 90.
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A YOUNG GERMAN MAN, y YEARS OF AGE,
~ wishes employment In y grocery store. ln-
uuirr at Nm, Frcy's go Second street
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ROOMS AND HOARD.

ROOMS AND HOARD.
At ~ ADAMS STREET. VERY DESIRABLE
y rnoms furnished or uniumi,hud. with or
without board private family.
DuoMs-WtrH or WITHOUT 80 ARD. ~ FRI.
II yntu family. H. Third sircct Chelsea.
Doous AND BoARD-AT so. Ia JErTERsoN
IL arcL " a, bAhl r.
MISERABLE ROOMS AND BOARD AT 52hAD.
- snn street
DooNs COMMITTING ROOMS. WITH
~ beard in private ianill' NO 10 Union sincL
References exchanged
MICE FRoNr ROOM SOUTHERN EXrus.
y urr. furnished or uuiurnishcd. With buapi
References rcquircd Apply Ut ~ Nancc q
DooNs ANp noARp-ON sTUEi.r CAR LINES
IN IN uicr ucighlorhUod, Ia private family 40
Mississippi ave
DOoMs ANp uoARp-EIEGANT ROOMS ASD
II nr.t class board ui ~ second drvct l,cry
Thing new. liousc viii opgn uriulgr J. Heicrncc
given ana rrquirci. Mr. v Schcrtr
DoONs AND BoARp-Tu RNlsllEp Rooms,
IN with ruoi tnhlr huhri References "a.
changed ~ Madison drct
DooMs- TWO LARGE FURNISHED ROOMS
N with hn.i class hOard. also day nnd imnaicnt
boaricfs accommodated. - Adnnf ~
DLEAsAST FRONT ROOM. .wirn BOARD.
i nis1 other accommodation ior single gentle
men. NJ NJ tUur street
nE1RARlE ROOMS, kND BOARD. CORNER
~ Market aud sCrund. No. ~.
| DOONs-NICEIY FURNISHED. WIN BOARD
II Cor gentleman aud vile 90 two gentlemen "
/ Madison siurct
doom HANDSOMELY TrHNFurD TRoNr
| II room, southern, kpusufr, ipf two gentlemen
| at ~ luututpc street
ATila MADISON STREET Two DESIRABLE
| y poms furnished ~ uniumishc'ld, with u'
/ without board. private iainily ryicicncu 10
/ quifrd.
| nNE LARGE FRONT ROOM TuUNisiiEp on
" uniumishs,l. with hparl. NJ ~ Union Il
! NICELY FURNISHED ROON=wirii BOARD
| y ni 40 ~ Adams drJct
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column win be charged at
rate of l5cfof TIVE Lines one insertion; two insor-
tons DC; one weck,tOc 49,
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EPECtAIt-Ts.

~ y. EpwARIp ND, srEciAIisr EYE
j.. Tor Nos" and Throat g'''a MIN street
DH. A. 4. rRlrpEL GENERAL FRACTION.
~ 90. Rye Iaf. h0su and Throat 10 Nndlsnn
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TAKEN up.

4 ,OWawuiTk AND ND. EAEN CROPPED
I and split uudsfbi IN LEFT car. inuuirU 7 A.
Wfninms on Mcmphh 4 Charicft1u fsilfuad, one
fourth mile southeast oillf station.